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The Naval Surface Warfare Center Carderock Division (NSWCCD) has issued a combined synopsis/solicitation for the upgrade of PCDMIS software from Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence, Inc. This procurement is classified under FAR Part 13.106-1(b), as only one source is deemed reasonably available. The project involves a 12-month subscription for software upgrades, including PCDMIS CAD++, MyCare certification, and Metrology Assistant Manager Advanced, with options for two additional renewal years. The acquisition is structured as firm-fixed-price and is targeted at businesses within the scope of NAICS code 513210 and a small business standard of $47 million. Interested parties must submit a capabilities statement by April 10, 2025, clearly outlining their ability to meet requirements, including pricing and payment terms. The contract's performance period is from March 31, 2025, to March 31, 2026, with specified delivery and inspection locations. The document includes relevant FAR and DFARS clauses, indicating compliance and regulatory considerations for vendors. Overall, this solicitation outlines a focused, single-source approach to enhance crucial software capabilities for the Navy, reflecting strategic procurement practices.
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Mar 27, 2025, 7:05 PM UTC
The memorandum outlines a Sole Source/Brand Name Justification for an acquisition below the Simplified Acquisition Threshold (SAT) within the Department of the Navy. It specifies that the procurement involves PCDMIS software, essential for engineering technicians measuring complex parts designed by engineers. This proprietary software, sourced exclusively from Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence, Inc., is vital to ensure precision in manufacturing by comparing measured data to CAD models. The justification cites the lack of competition due to exclusive licensing agreements with the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM), highlighting that other distributors or representatives are unavailable. This document serves as a formal request to proceed without full and open competition, reinforcing the critical need for reliable metrology software in engineering projects.